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Dr. Vic Narurkar echoed my own experience with the Fraxel re:store laser in a study where he showed that this laser can be safely used for all skin types without scarring and with minimal chances of transient skin darkening.

Yes, we do expect to see some snow accumulation across the Scottish mountains next week; equally, there's a fair chance of transient (as opposed to lying, or disruptive) snow even falling to low levels for a while across other parts of Scotland and similarly, some districts of northern England.

Pressure gauges were found significantly more sensitive to noise than radar-type sensors, and with higher chances of long-term transient bias.

For worst system condition (SIR = 30) when the chance of CCVT subsidence transient is more prominent [34], the proposed method operate correctly i.e., θ is negative.

Is the model of transient single receptor-ligand dimer interactions that are occasionally 'locked down' when another receptor arrives by chance?

Table 2: ROI analysis of transient activations.

Criteria for objective definition of transient lower esophageal sphincter relaxation.

Spahn, V., Stein, C. & Zollner, C. Modulation of transient receptor vanilloid 1 activity by transient receptor potential ankyrin 1. Mol.

We have a lot of transient people here.

The McDonald criteria are diagnostic criteria and not treatment criteria; however, prophylactic treatment is warranted, just as it would be for a patient presenting with a transient ischemic attack in order to reduce the chances of a future stroke.

30 Therefore, even interventions with a brief or transient therapeutic window may be of benefit in improving the chances of getting a blast trauma patient with non-compressible bleeding to the surgical team alive.